Take effect slowly
Take effect, as meds
Take effect, in legalspeak
Take effect; snack
Take electrons from, perhaps
Take evasive action
TAKE evening meal
Take every last cent of
take everything into account
Take everything off
TAKE exam
Take exam again
Take exception
TAKE exception to
Take exception to something
Take exclusive control of
Take feloniously
Take feloniously.
TAKE fire
Take firm hold of
Take first
Take first place
Take first step
take first step towards making (a dead person) a saint
Take first steps?
Take five
Take Five instrument
Take five or ten
Take Five pianist Brubeck
Take five, in army parlance
Take five, in military parlance
Take five, in the army
take flight
Take flight from the police
take flight to many
take flight to marry
Take flight to unite?
take food
TAKE food into body
Take food into the body
Take for ___
Take for ___ (assume)
Take for ___ (con)
Take for ___ (deceive)
Take for ___ (flimflam)
Take for ___ (hoodwink)
Take for ___ (scam)
Take for ___ (swindle)
Take for ___ (trick)
Take for __: fool
Take for a bride
Take for a chump
Take for a first drive
Take for a ride
Take for a ride, e.g.
Take for a ride, so to speak
Take for a spin, say
Take for a spin?
Take for a sucker
Take for a term
Take for a test drive
Take for a while
Take for another year, say
Take for better or for worse, say
Take for every penny
Take for everything
take for granted
Take for life?
Take for one's own
Take for one's own use
Take for one's spouse
Take for oneself
Take for the road?
Take forcefully
TAKE forcibly
Take forcibly (from)
Take forcibly, old-style
Take forever
Take forever to get moving
Take forever, seemingly
Take forty winks
Take four of four games, say
Take four out of four, maybe
take fraudulently
take fright
Take from a book, say
Take from a deck
Take from a job
Take from a pet shelter
Take from a sale
Take from a sum
Take from illegally
Take from one medium to another
Take from square one
Take from the attic
Take from the crate
Take from the deck
Take from the earth
Take from the library
Take from the stage, at times
Take from the text
Take from the top
Take from, by force
Take full responsibility
Take full responsibility for
take funds from account again
take further sample from existing sample
Take furtively
Take game illegally
Take giant steps
Take Good Care Of My Baby crooner Bobby
Take Good Care of My Baby singer
Take goods off truck
Take great delight
Take great pleasure (in)
Take great pleasure in
take great pleasure v
Take habitually
Take hastily
take have possession of
Take heart
Take heat from?
Take heavy steps
take heed
Take heed ___ any man deceive you: Mark 13:5
Take heed of
Take heed, ___ summer comes ... : Shak.
Take heed, ___ summer comes ...: Shakespeare
Take heed, ___ summer comes or cuckoo-birds do sing: "The Merry Wives of Windsor"
Take her, she's ___
Take hold
Take hold again, as a plant
Take hold gradually
Take hold of
Take hold of forcibly
Take hold of, in a way
Take home
Take home ... in more ways than one?
Take home a shelter animal
Take home a trophy
Take home after taxes
Take home from a pet shelter
Take home from a shelter
Take home from an animal shelter
Take home from the shelter
Take home from the shelter, say
Take home the gold
Take home the top prize
Take home the trophy
Take home, after taxes
Take home, perhaps?
Take ill
Take illegally
Take immediate steps
Take impolitely
TAKE impressions from type
Take in
Take in __ (deal with calmly)
Take in - hoax
Take in "Black Panther" again
Take in a bad way?
take in a child
Take in a course
Take in a heartbeat
Take in a heist
Take in a hurry
Take in a little?
Take in a paper
Take in a sting
Take in a Stray
Take in a wagon
take in advance
Take in again
Take in air
take in as part of unit
Take in by choice
Take in cheesecake?
Take in courses
Take in eagerly
Take in enthusiastically
Take in exchange
Take in food
Take in for a meal
Take in for booking
Take in from a pet shelter
Take in information or food
Take in just the highlights, say
Take in lecherously
Take in less
Take in less takeout, say
Take in less takeout?
Take in liquids
Take in new tenants
Take in nourishment
Take in or let out
Take in or let out, e.g.
Take in or let out, for example
Take in or on
Take in or out
Take in or take on
Take in or take out
Take in pants e.g.
Take in People
Take in rays
TAKE in sail
Take in slowly
take in solid food
Take in some sun
Take in some theater
Take in some views?
Take in starches before a race, with "up"
Take in sustenance
Take in take-out
Take in takeout
Take in takeout, say
Take in tentatively
Take in the groceries?
Take in the harvest
Take in the mail
Take in the newspaper
Take in the paper
Take in the show again
Take in the sights
Take in the sun
Take in the wrong way?
Take in too little
Take in too much
take in tow
Take in visually
Take in with relish
Take in, as a child
Take in, as a dog
Take in, as a dress
Take in, as a movie
Take in, as a Persian
Take in, as a pet
Take in, as a stray
Take in, as a stray cat
Take in, as a stray dog
Take in, as big game
Take in, as food
Take in, as guests
Take in, as pants
Take in, as patients
Take in, as sights
Take in, as trousers
Take in, e.g.
Take in, in a way
Take in, maybe
Take in, perhaps